Spectacular Abstract Photography Winners From The 2024 Siena Drone Awards
Winner: “Tree of life” by Isabella Tabacchi
The 2024 Siena Drone Awards celebrated groundbreaking aerial photography, showcasing mesmerizing abstract imagery that redefined the art form. This year’s winners displayed extraordinary creativity and technical mastery, transforming everyday scenes into breathtaking visual masterpieces that offered fresh perspectives on the world. Continue reading »
Beautiful Editorial Illustrations by Valentin Tkach
Valentin Tkach, a freelance artist based in Istanbul, crafts clever editorial illustrations with sharp wit and limited color palettes. His impressive portfolio features work for major publications like *The New Yorker*, *The Atlantic*, *The Guardian*, *GQ*, *Forbes*, *Rolling Stone*, and more. Continue reading »
Unique Illustrated Portraits by Anthony Ventura
Anthony Ventura, an award-winning Canadian artist, is known for his highly detailed and expressive illustrated portraits. Continue reading »
Environmental Fantasy Digital Artworks of Ben J
Ben J, is a digital artist. He creates a compelling and narrative rich atmosphere that keeps the audience stimulated. He specializes on the fantasy art, especially on the lands and the landscapes that create almost a movie effect. Continue reading »
Here’s Collection Of 40 Miniature Paper Parrots of This Artist
After spending 200 days meticulously crafting each piece, Nayan Shrimali is thrilled to share The Parrot Project, his latest series of hand-cut and hand-painted miniature paper artworks. Continue reading »
The Emotional Depth of Landscapes in Digital Art and Illustration by Denis Istomin
Denis Istomin is a digital artist renowned for his enchanting, atmospheric illustrations, specializing in landscapes and environment designs. Continue reading »
Cold War Mech: The Epic Mech and Sci-Fi Art of Hamish Frater
Hamish Frater is a digital artist living and working in London, UK. Starting his career as an environment artist at the Sony London studio, Hamish now works as Art Director at the racing game studio Hutch. He also works freelance for the TV and Film industry. Continue reading »
Chinese Artist Captures the Quiet Solitude of Modern Life Through Delicate Watercolor Art
GEGYjiji, a Chinese artistб creates works that are a compelling blend of nostalgia and modern life, using watercolor to explore the quiet, everyday moments in urban environments. Her style is characterized by its delicate attention to detail, soft color palettes, and a sense of calmness that permeates each piece. Continue reading »
Spectacular Still Life-Winning Photos From The 35 Photography Awards
1st Place Winner: Photo by MVO (Mark Orlov) Moldova
The 35 Photography Awards recently celebrated artistic excellence and technical prowess in still life photography, showcasing masterful images that transform everyday objects and floral compositions into extraordinary visual narratives through brilliant use of light, color, and composition. Continue reading »
Beautiful Photos of Sharon Tate Taken by Orlando Suero in 1966
Born in 1925 in New York, photographer Orlando Suero began his journey with a Kodak Jiffy camera in 1939. Continue reading »
Beautiful Lettering Murals by Emmy Star Brown
Emmy Star Brown, a talented artist based in Chicago, has spent the last decade creating dynamic and vast pieces that bring life to walls and urban environments. Continue reading »
Vintage Photographs of People Using the Card Catalog at the Library in the 1970s
Before computers, librarians organized book information on cards filed in card catalogs. Each book had multiple cards with details like title, author, and subject, filed alphabetically for easy searching by patrons. Catalogers created this human-made metadata. Continue reading »
The Perfect Conversation Starter: Pine Wood Bungee Jumping Jesus Cross with Customizable Bungee Cord
Want a unique and funny way to display your faith? Check out the Bungee Jumping Jesus Wall-Mounted Cross! Continue reading »
Spectacular Minimalism-Winning Photos From The 2024 reFocus Color Photography Awards
Gold: Las Escaleras Rojas by Paul Jobin
In today’s world of visual excess, minimalist photography provides a tranquil refuge, emphasizing reflection and simplicity. Continue reading »
Jeweler Bryan D. Drummond Creates Carved Gemstones with Intricate Patterns
Bryan D. Drummond, a Las Vegas-based artist, intricately carves gemstones like blue topaz, citrine, and tourmaline with patterns inspired by fractals, grids, religious symbols, and ancient architecture. Continue reading »
This Artist Perfectly Colorized Retro Black and White Photos
The Bored Panda community member, known for their adeptness in colorizing vintage black and white photographs, expresses: “In a world often seen through the lens of black and white, there’s something magical about adding a splash of color to old photographs. Continue reading »
Graphic Designer Captures Pantone Hues Across Landscapes and Cities
Today, I would like to offer you the opportunity to observe how graphic designer Andrea Antoni (previously featured) interprets the world through the use of Pantone colors. Everyone has a different point of view on the world. Continue reading »
Shades on Feathers: An Old Book of Color Shades Depicted With Feathers
An 18-section foldout containing 143 dyed feathers and a sample book with dyeing instructions. Continue reading »
28 Women Who Chose An Unusual Color For Their Hair And Ended Up Looking Badass
There’s this competition called #ONESHOT Hair Awards. It’s global, free to participate in, and 100% transparent. There are two overall categories: Big Shot (for studio-style work) and Hot Shot (for “real hair behind the chair”). Continue reading »
Paris in Vivid Color Images by Jules Gervais-Courtellemont, 1923
Paris as seen from the church of Saint Gervais.
Jules Gervais-Courtellemont/National Geographic Creative/Corbis
These colored photos by Jules Gervais-Courtellemont will take you back through time to see how Paris looked in 1923. The vivid images are produced using the autochrome technique in which the plates are covered in microscopic red, green and blue colored potato starch grains (about four million per square inch). Continue reading »
Street Scenes of the U.S. From the 1960s Through 30 Wonderful Color Real Photo Postcards
Wenatchee, Washington
Postcards are always of great historical and social interest. In 1903 Kodak introduced the No. 3A Folding Pocket Kodak. The camera, designed for postcard-size film, allowed the general public to take photographs and have them printed on postcard backs, usually in the same dimensions as standard vintage postcards. Many other cameras were used, some of which used glass photographic plates that produced images that had to be cropped in order to fit the postcard format. Continue reading »
Pantone Just Released A Period-Colored Paint and It’s Called “Period” Red
What do you get when you combine an intimate healthcare brand with a paint company? Period blood color, the perfect shade to represent periods. The Pantone Colour Institute just partnered with Intimina to release a custom Pantone red color to represent menstruation. We aren’t just painting walls, we’re breaking down the ones that contribute to the stigmas surrounding periods. Continue reading »
Colour Gradation On New York Time’s Front Page
During the lockdown, the artist Sho Shibuya found a way out of the anxiety-provoking news. The New York-based graphic designer decided to recycle each of the New York Times front pages to turn them into works of art through faded colour gradations. Continue reading »
Your Beautiful Home In 1974 On A Budget
Your Beautiful Home on a Budget was a home decorating book published in 1974. It was aimed at people who wanted to brighten up their homes on a shoestring budget. The book was written by Dawn Marsden, who also published a book titled “Planning Colour for Your Home: All You Need to Know About Colour” in the same year. She made her last contribution to literature world with her 1981 book ”The Complete Home Handywoman”. Continue reading »
“Lost In Color”: Spectacular Minimalist Illustrations By Effy Zhang
Chinese artist and designer Effy Zhang creates pleasant minimal landscapes with a strong use of color. Continue reading »
